"From Rust To Ash" is roguelike auto battler where your items are your build. Fight, Loot, Scavenge. Arrange your items to benefit from each other, store items in your backpack for future synergies, scrap what you don't need to increase your health. Do all that you need to survive the encounters before you.
The game is designed to be completely played with a mouse, and aided by a keyboard. For Mobile and Handheld users, there is an option in the pause menu (Pause or P on Keyboard) that allows to change turn mouse mode off and allow the directional buttons / joystick to move the cursor, using the "X" button to simulate mouse clicks. On both Mouse/Keyboard and on Mobile/Handheld, the game uses the (Z) key or (O) button to open the inventory when possible.

Easy to use dungeon maker, I tried to comment it so anyone can use.
Shows how to sort by y, so you can walk under walls
Controls
x to load a new dungeon
z toggles view from iso to 2d
arrow keys- walk around
About
This is the first stage of my Diablo demake, I still have to expand the rooms to fill more map to be real Diablo dungeon. This can be very useful to many game developers. Play with the numbers to customize your own game.
Have fun
Original map maker, no Isometric View

A game where you try to knock the other soap off the ice block
I tried my best to implement more interesting things such as power ups and different levels, but I gave up. I might update it sometime, but probably not.
Thanks to everyone in the Pico8 discord who gave me suggestions!
Known flaws:
The collision is a bit janky sometimes

A snake with 2D chain physics and collision!
A simple controllable snake animation inspired by argonaut's video!
The snake is animated by constraining the center of each segment to the radius of the previous segment, then constraining the angles between segments by a specific amount. This was really fun to make and ended up being way more satisfying than I thought it would be! The mouse moves the collider, and scrolling the scroll-wheel adds segments. (Scrolling down deletes all the segments, I kept getting stale references and I was too tired to figure out why.)
This was my first time trying this for myself! I'd used circle collision in other game making tools, but going through the process of building them was far more interesting! In the end, I couldn't figure out how to get the sides based off the direction of segments so I crawled to chat gpt for help. It gave me a simpler solution, to just find the perpendicular lines of the direction vector. It works, but that means I can't find any other point relative to the segment for things like fins and eyes in the video... guess I've got to work on that next!

My first Pico-8 experience
Hey there! I’m a Game Development and Design student, and for an assignment I was encouraged to try a new engine outside of Unity and Unreal. PICO-8 came highly recommended, so after exploring how different it feels from Unity, I put together this small project in just two days: Oceanfall.
In this game, you play as a cute axolotl blowing bubbles at pieces of trash to stop pollution and keep the ocean clean!"
In the future, I might add menus (main menu, lose menu and some sort of settings menu), sounds (I got a headache just from looking at all these buttons!) and some more engaging gameplay loop (difficulty ramping up, etc.)
Hex Die is a time-freezing tactics game where your only weapon is a very special die.
Roll the Hex Die to unleash a variety of skills while avoiding the enemy attacks.
The Hex Die gathers power after each fight - Upgrade its pips, pick a stronger skill, or add unique effects.
The Hex Die is powerful.
Each roll of the die freezes time until you act. Outmatched by increasingly dangerous foes, this power is your lifeline.
But don't waste too many rolls, because...
The Hex Die is cursed.
At night, one of the sides becomes cursed. Each roll has a chance to make you lose a tile on your side of the board. Play efficiently or this curse could be the end of your journey.


"Chagrin d'amour" is a very tiny small platform game that can be completed in a few minutes. There are currently 49 levels. In each one, you need to collect all the hearts to move on to the next level before time runs out. Watch out for the ghosts, they're super annoying. If you beat the game under 10 mn you could try the hard mode.
"Chagrin d'amour" was made as part of the Low Rez Jam 2025, I hope you like it.


This here is my first time making a map tile collission function for 2D platformers.
My goal is to make a set of collission functions robust enough that I won't have to make new code ever again. Foolish as this may be it's a good exercise.
This version (v0.1.1) features speed-proofed collissions with solid terrain via map tiles, using flags 0 to 4 to indicate the size of the collission.
Feel free to use any parts of my code you fins useful. Making collission code is horrible and if I save someone else from having to make their own that'd be fantastic.
I have tried to comment the code thoroughly.
Please do contact me if you have any issues, doubts, criticisms, or advice.
First time making a pico-8 game! This is our own spin on the "cave diver" game from mboffin's pico-8 gamedev zine! Includes code to generate stalactites and stalagmites, ice and moss, and (visual-only) water, as well as our own custom soundtrack! It's probably not very balanced but that's okay lol.

Asher's Big Toy Trouble
Added - Jumping cancels invincible frames
For my 5th completed Pico-8 project, I wanted to try a platformer, and I was inspired by the recent birth of my first grandchild. I thought it might be cute to be a baby fighting off a toy rebellion Mario-style. As always, any feedback is appreciated, especially regarding level design as this is my first attempt at it lol.
Objective
Defeat all the toys in the nursery by jumping on their heads (beware the Marionettes) or throwing Pacifiers at them.
How to Play
Asher can be moved around the level with the arrow keys or D-pad. Left or right runs, and down will crouch or slide (to dodge through enemies or projectiles) if he's running. Wall Slide by pressing left or right while falling down a wall.






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